Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2002
Time:46:18
Size:106,6 MB
Label:MW Publishing
Styles:Blues
Art:Front
Year:2002
Time:46:18
Size:106,6 MB
Label:MW Publishing
Styles:Blues
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. And You're Mine - 3:01
2. Trapped in my Life - 4:01
3. Tellin' me Lies - 4:55
4. Messin' with a Bitter Man - 4:05
5. Every Day is Monday (When You've Got the Blues) - 4:04
6. Something to Remember You By - 5:48
7. Shot by Your Love - 3:52
8. Golddigger Blues - 4:47
9. Tightrope - 5:01
10. Now that You're Gone - 3:33
11. It's Time - 3:05
1. And You're Mine - 3:01
2. Trapped in my Life - 4:01
3. Tellin' me Lies - 4:55
4. Messin' with a Bitter Man - 4:05
5. Every Day is Monday (When You've Got the Blues) - 4:04
6. Something to Remember You By - 5:48
7. Shot by Your Love - 3:52
8. Golddigger Blues - 4:47
9. Tightrope - 5:01
10. Now that You're Gone - 3:33
11. It's Time - 3:05
Product Description
"A fine blues meal with ingredients of jazz, R&B, and rock flavored with Chicago and Texas blues spices. Featuring upbeat R&B love songs, down-and-dirty hard blues about lost love, and everything in between, "Every Day is Monday When You've Got the Blues" has something for every fan of the blues".
"A fine blues meal with ingredients of jazz, R&B, and rock flavored with Chicago and Texas blues spices. Featuring upbeat R&B love songs, down-and-dirty hard blues about lost love, and everything in between, "Every Day is Monday When You've Got the Blues" has something for every fan of the blues".
About the Artist
= The Monday Blues Revue has been performing together in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania since 1997 when the original lineup of drummer Chris Monday, guitarist Tony Watson, and vocalist and bassist Jay Miranda reunited when Tony returned to Pittsburgh fourteen years after the three had first worked together. Mark Baratz added his blues harmonica soon after the first few rehearsals. Most recently, Jack Brown has filled out the sound on keyboards.
Featuring Miranda, a multidimensional musician with a voice to match, The Monday Blues Revue spreads the gospel of blues learned by Watson from guys like Son Seals, Eddy Clearwater, and Melvin Taylor during his nine years in Chicago. These lessons added to his extensive classic rock, art rock, and jazz repertoire. Monday’s live rock and jazz experience provides the rhythmic strength that is the foundation of the blues. Baratz adds spice with soulful harmonica riffs inspired by Chicago blues greats Sonny Boy Williamson, Sugar Blue, and Junior Wells. Experience as a sideman in a band featuring the Tower of Power horn section nurtured his love of the blues. Jack brings piano and organ versatility to The Monday Blues Revue after big band, country and western, and classic rock experience including time touring Southeast Asia in Ferlin Husky’s band based out of Taipei, Formosa and work in the competitive New Jersey classic rock scene before coming to Pittsburgh.The members of the The Monday Blues Revue comprise a team that is greater than the sum of its parts by blending their diverse musical backgrounds with the intensity of their love of America’s best known musical form. The result is an exciting, energetic, and entertaining blues feast brought to you by specialists in modern and classic blues "for what ails ya." =
= The Monday Blues Revue has been performing together in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania since 1997 when the original lineup of drummer Chris Monday, guitarist Tony Watson, and vocalist and bassist Jay Miranda reunited when Tony returned to Pittsburgh fourteen years after the three had first worked together. Mark Baratz added his blues harmonica soon after the first few rehearsals. Most recently, Jack Brown has filled out the sound on keyboards.
Featuring Miranda, a multidimensional musician with a voice to match, The Monday Blues Revue spreads the gospel of blues learned by Watson from guys like Son Seals, Eddy Clearwater, and Melvin Taylor during his nine years in Chicago. These lessons added to his extensive classic rock, art rock, and jazz repertoire. Monday’s live rock and jazz experience provides the rhythmic strength that is the foundation of the blues. Baratz adds spice with soulful harmonica riffs inspired by Chicago blues greats Sonny Boy Williamson, Sugar Blue, and Junior Wells. Experience as a sideman in a band featuring the Tower of Power horn section nurtured his love of the blues. Jack brings piano and organ versatility to The Monday Blues Revue after big band, country and western, and classic rock experience including time touring Southeast Asia in Ferlin Husky’s band based out of Taipei, Formosa and work in the competitive New Jersey classic rock scene before coming to Pittsburgh.The members of the The Monday Blues Revue comprise a team that is greater than the sum of its parts by blending their diverse musical backgrounds with the intensity of their love of America’s best known musical form. The result is an exciting, energetic, and entertaining blues feast brought to you by specialists in modern and classic blues "for what ails ya." =
(https://www.amazon.com/Every-Monday-When-Youve-Blues/dp/B000068CTI)
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